The three hyphens in this work occur after the words "born," "littleness," and "if." This poem mentions "poor flesh and trees, poor stars and stones." It speaks of "a world of flesh" which is not "a world of born." It notes "electrons deify one razorblade / into a mountain range," and it speaks of doctors who "know a hopeless cause." Also using the phrase (*) "hypermagical ultraomnipotence" it closes by urging "listen: there's a hell of a good universe next door; let's g
The three hyphens in this work occur after the words "born," "littleness," and "if." This poem mentions "poor flesh and trees, poor stars and stones." It speaks of "a world of flesh" which is not "a world of born." It notes "electrons deify one razorblade / into a mountain range," and it speaks of doctors who "know a hopeless cause." Also using the phrase (*) "hypermagical ultraomnipotence" it closes by urging "listen: there's a hell of a good universe next door; let's go." For 10 points, name this ee cummings poem, whose last word of the first line refers to a mean human race.  [Ike]
The three hyphens in this work occur after the words "born," "littleness," and "if.
{pity} this {busy monster,manunkind}